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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2023 · 16 MIN

Sep 28th: Confucius say: Tis A Great Day

from DayStrider: Tales from a Time Traveler · host Truman Pastworthy

September 28th is a special day in history because it changed everything philosophically and also medically!  It’s true - and you can sit back and listen to some stories of events that occurred on this very day in the past: The birth of one of the worlds greatest philosopher,The “invention” of nighttime football , andThe greatest medical discovery of all time (and it was an accident).   If it's a special day for you or for someone you care about, make time to learn a little more about it by listening to some fun, engaging stories.  AND, if you need some great gift ideas, we have those too (and we’ve made it easy to find them with some Amazon links down below).Gift ideas for folks who celebrate September 28th for any reason:Did the chapter about Kong Fuzzi inspire you to search your soul, philosophically speaking?  You can find more about his teachings in some great books - or spruce up your room with some Confucius decor.Maybe you can’t light up your backyard for some night time football, but you can light the ball up!Want to learn more about Fleming’s discovery of penicillin?September 28th is Strawberry Cream Pie Day - if there’s no time to make any, you can have some delivered!It’s also World Poke Day - but you don’t have a poke bowl to get started - here are some options.Full disclosure:  If you use these gift idea links and make a purchase, I will make a small commission.My promise:  Every penny will be reinvested into this podcast to help it grow and flourish . . . or perhaps even to help spawn new podcasts.~~~   DayStrider Fun   ~~~Text me your favorite time travel movie!!!~~~  DayStrider Fun ~~~Do you want to be mentioned here in the podcast? Or do you want me to do a shout-out for a loved one? All you need to do is send me an e-mail: [email protected] yet, you can record your own shout-out by leaving me a voice message using this SpeakPipe linkDo you have a story that you wish to share?  Join me as a guest and let’s tell the world together!  Once again, just send me an e-mail or find me here on Facebook: Truman PastworthyIf you had as much fun listening as I did creating this episode, please click "follow" in your favorite podcast platform . . . oh . . . and even better - why not share it with a friend (or three)!  I’m betting you know just the perfect person who would enjoy today’s stories!If you feel adventurous, how 'bout writing a great review? :-)

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September 28th is a special day in history because it changed everything philosophically and also medically! It’s true - and you can sit back and listen to some stories of events that occurred on this very day in the past: The birth of one of the worlds greatest philosopher,The “invention” of nighttime football , andThe greatest medical discovery of all time (and it was an accident). If it's a special day for you or for someone you care about, make time to learn a litt...

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